In Volgograd, they are tinkering around with a plant's bankruptcy
The plant Khimprom in Volgograd, which has not had a bankruptcy trustee since the end of November last year, will remain in the same situation until February 20th at least. This was the ruling delivered by the regional Arbitration Court, despite protests from the plant’s workforce representatives and the majority of its bankruptcy creditors.The workers themselves, who call themselves hostages of the dispute between creditors, are not getting their salaries.According to experts, the plant workers are virtually deprived of the possibility to defend their rights until a trustee is approved. The legal conflict lies in the fact that the plant’s largest creditor, Nizhnoatomenergosbit, is also under observation, and has been temporarily deprived of a trustee by court order. Plant workers attempted to get an appointment with the chairman of the Arbitration Court, but their efforts were ignored, and a representative from Khimprom’s management announced that the plant will appeal the judge’s actions through the prosecutor’s office. Details in materials from RIA FederalPress.
